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Mia Marsh was, at the time, her closest friend and she will have to live with the fact she caused her death." "There is genuine remorse for what she has done.

Mia Marsh, who was 17, died in the early hours of December 3, 2022, after a crash on the A1231 between the Northern Spire and Queen Alexandra bridges in Sunderland. Police found a black Vauxhall ...

Mia Marsh, 17, who lives in the Hylton Castle area of Sunderland, was in a car with killer driver Yasmin Martin, who was more than twice over the drink-driving limit, when Martin smashed the ...

Mia Marsh, 17, was killed in the crash in Sunderland. Credit: NCJ Media Martin, who had passed her driving test in May 2022, was driving a Vauxhall Astra which her dad had hired that day.

A TEENAGE drunk driver has been jailed for eight years after she ignored her friend’s desperate pleas to slow down and killed her in a horror crash. Yasmin Martin, who was 17 at the time, got… ...

A court heard victim Mia Marsh and another girl, appeared to make Martin angry and she instead put her foot down. One girl said she seemed to want to prove she could drive in the dangerous manner ...

As Martin, now 19, of Aldwych Road, Sunderland, was jailed for eight years, Mia's family attended Newcastle Crown Court wearing T-shirts showing a picture of the tragic teen.

As Martin, now 19, of Aldwych Road, Sunderland, was jailed for eight years, Mia's family attended Newcastle Crown Court wearing T-shirts showing a picture of the tragic teen.